3 ms·
> With Julia, it may instead result with an "ahead of time" compile for each permutation; This would be an odd approach, just have the first person who hits a
by freemint 5y ago
> With Julia, it may instead result with an "ahead of time" compile for each permutation;
This would be an odd approach, just have the first person who hits a new combination of function and type pay a few ms of compile time. That should work fine.
- clarkevans 5y agoOh dear. I meant to write "just ahead of time" (I corrected the post above). This is the Julia community's take on "just in time", but taking into account that there isn't an interpreted fallback. Exactly when a new type specialization is used, it is compiled then and there.
- dTal 5y ago>there isn't an interpreted fallback julia --compile=no